While the weather is predicted to be 5.9 percent colder this winter compared to last year (booooo!) it is still expected to be 2.1 percent warmer than normal (yay!). Still, the cost of heating your home should be lower than last year, because natural gas prices have gone down. I know, I know, you want solid numbers, right? On average, those of you who have a natural gas furnace can expect to spend about $119 (13 percent) less this winter to keep your home warm.
Source: the Energy Information Administration
About Me
- Peter Kazaks
- Peter brings his background in residential real estate, business, and ethics to his mortgage consulting practice. A lifelong Wisconsin resident, Peter has lived in the Milwaukee area for thirteen years, and holds a law degree from Marquette University. Peter has experience running a small business, and previously worked in ethics and compliance for a Fortune 500 health care company. His knowledge of real estate and business will benefit you in securing financing for your home or investment property.